Malek Jaziri

Insights

Career built on consistency, not deep runs

Across 24 Grand Slam tournaments, Malek Jaziri played 35 matches and finished 11-24, a 31% win rate. His best result was only the round of 32, reached twice, while 15 of his appearances ended in the opening round.

Peak came in a narrow 2015-2018 window

All three of his best runs happened between 2015 and 2018: two round-of-32 finishes and five round-of-64 finishes. Before that stretch, his best was the round of 64 in 2011 and 2012; after it, every listed result was round of 128.

2017 was his strongest single season

In 2017 he reached the round of 32 at the Australian Open and the round of 64 at the US Open, giving him his only season with two results beyond the opening round. The other two majors that year ended in the round of 128.

Late-career decline was abrupt

From 2018 onward, his results dropped to four straight round-of-128 exits in 2019, after already posting round-of-64 finishes at both the Australian Open and French Open in 2018. That marks a clear step down from his mid-career level.

He stayed active into his mid-30s

His Grand Slam career ran from 2011-2012 and 2014-2019, with his final listed appearances coming at age 35 in 2019. He was 27 in his first recorded Slam match and 35 in his last, spanning eight calendar years of results.